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Companies must then supply the market with their products — provide the necessary amount of a product to meet demand.

Um, it's it's it is necessary at this point.

Models are complex, but they're necessary because unfortunately no climate change at all is not on the table, and that's an idiom, meaning it's not an option.

They only thrive in cold temperate seas, for only these waters contain sufficient food necessary to fuel such a ravenous predator.

They need to come with irrefutable evidence that is necessary.

Allowing ourselves the preciousness of the dignity of grief is both good and necessary.

RICHARD RUSSO: To me, after doing it now for my fourth decade, it seems absolutely necessary.

Even anthropologist Franz Boas — who argued that no culture or group of people is better than another — felt digging up Native remains was necessary to uncover what humans had in common.

And I the the thing is is the more I am in a small minority, the more from my point of view I figure it's necessary.

At a news conference today, a Foreign Ministry spokesperson said such economic warfare can only exacerbate tensions and warned that China will -- quote -- "take all necessary measures" to protect its interests.

Whatever the reasons for the hiring freeze, Gen Z must now figure out how to compete in an increasingly tight job market and whether or not a college degree is still necessary for a stable job.